Celebrate the Life of Edgar Poe- Americas Socrates Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2026-09-23 | Celebrate the Life of Edgar Poe- Americas Socrates
Dmitry Bortniansky DOUBLE CHOIR CONCERTO No. 9 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2025-05-06 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusStabat Mater: A Classical Concert for the 2025 Jubilee Year of HopeSunday, April 27, 2025Good Shepherd-Faith Church152 W 66th St, New York, NYexcerpt:Dmitry Stepanovich Bortniansky (1751-1825)Double-choir Concerto No. 9: Behold now, praise the Lord - Psalm 134 (133 Orthodox)Megan Dobrodt, conductorChoir 1 soloists:Elizabeth DeLaBarre, sopranoNancy Guice, altoChristopher Sare, tenorChoir 2 soloists:Jennifer Pearl, sopranoJennifer Burns, altoFrank Mathis, tenorPlease visit www.sinycchorus.com for a PDF of the Concert Program, the complete concert video, and for more information about the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus, a non-profit, community-based choir- no audition required to join!
Amalie von Sachsen: STABAT MATER Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2025-05-06 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusStabat Mater: A Classical Concert for the 2025 Jubilee Year of HopeSunday, April 27, 2025Good Shepherd-Faith Church152 W 66th St, New York, NYexcerpt:Amalie von Sachsen (1794-1827) Stabat Mater (1824)John Sigerson conductingManna K. Jones, sopranoMary Phillips, mezzo-sopranoAlex Guerrero, tenorPlease visit www.sinycchorus.com for a PDF of the Concert Program, the complete concert video, and for more information about the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus, a non-profit, community-based choir- no audition required to join!For more about Amalie von Sachsen and her works, please visitVerlag Edition Serenaedition-serena.deEmil-Höhne-Strasse 7D-01468 MoritzburgTel.: 035207-99777mailto:verlag@edition-serena.de
Ludwig v. Beethoven, Trio No. 4, Opus 11 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2025-05-06 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusStabat Mater: A Classical Concert for the 2025 Jubilee Year of HopeSunday, April 27, 2025Good Shepherd-Faith Church152 W 66th St, New York, NYexcerpt: Beethoven Trio No. 4, Op. 11Dura Jun, pianoJungwon Yoon, violinSam Chung, celloPlease visit www.sinycchorus.com for a PDF of the Concert Program, link to the full concert, and for more information about the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus, a non-profit, community-based choir- no audition required to join!
Stabat Mater: A Classical Concert for the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2025-05-04 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusStabat Mater: A Classical Concert for the 2025 Jubilee Year of HopeSunday, April 27, 2025Good Shepherd-Faith Church152 W 66th St, New York, NYfeaturing a cappellaAfrican American SpiritualsDmitry Bortniansky: Double-choir Concerto No. 9Beethoven Trio No. 4, Op. 11Amalie von Sachsen: Stabat MaterCarl Maria von Weber, Missa Sancta, Op. 75aPlease visit www.sinycchorus.com for a PDF of the Concert Program, and for more information about the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus, a community-based choir - no auditions required to join!
Dvorak/ Haight: My Country Tis of Thee Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2025-04-09 | Schiller Institute NYC Chorus9/11 Memorial Concert, September 15, 2024Our Lady of Mt. Carmel RC Church627 E 187th St, Bronx, NY[excerpt]My Country ‘Tis of Thee: arranged by Schiller Institute music historian Frederick Haight from Antonín Dvořák: String Quintet, Op. 97, Burghauser 180- Larghetto (A flat minor/B flat Major)NEO String Quartet; Schiller Institute Chorus, Nancy Guice conductingFor the full Concert and Program PDF please go to sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_concert_restore_the_classical_in_america
Blessed Are the Peacemakers: 10th Anniversary Christmas Concert Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-12-16 | The Schiller Institute NYC Chorus began on December 20th, 2014 as a Sing-Along performance of excerpts of Handel’s Messiah. The impromptu concert was organized by Schiller Institute musician Diane Sare in answer to the increasing divisions and violence in New York and other cities across America. The concert was dedicated to “The Sanctity of Every Human Life.” The Schiller Institute has been performing and organizing for peace and harmony in the nation and the world ever since, wielding the power of classical art to help bring humanity together through a dialogue of cultures.The program features the Mozart Coronation Mass, K 317, and includes excerpts from Handel's Messiah as well as a selection of Christmas Spirituals and Carols.Download the Concert Program at: sinycchorus.com/10th_anniversary_christmas_celebrationDonate to the chorus: sinycchorus.com/donate
Dmitry Bortniansky Choral Concerto No. 22 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-09-30 | September 15, 2024Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 9/11 Memorial ConcertTragedy & Hope: Restoring America's Classical TraditionExcerpt:Dmitry Bortniansky Choral Concerto No. 22 Psalm 27 (26 in the Orthodox listing)The full concert program is available atsinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_concert_restore_the_classical_in_america~~~~~Gospod prosvecshenie moe i Spasitel moi,kogo uboyusya?Gospod zacshititel zhivota moyego,ot kogo ustrashusya? Acshe opolchitsya na mya polk,ne uboitsya serdtse moe,acshe vostanet na bran,na Nego az upovayu. Yako skri mya v selenii Svoem v dehn zol moikh pokri myav taine seleniya Svoego,na kamen voznese mya. I nine se voznese glavu moyu na vraghi moya:obidokh, i pozhrokh v selenii Yegozhertvu khvaleniya i voskliknoveniya,poyu i vospoyu Gospodevi. ____________ The Lord is my light and my Savior;Whom shall I fear?The Lord is the strength of my life;Of whom shall I be afraid?Though an army may encamp against me,My heart shall not fear;Though war may rise against me,In Him will I be confident.For in the time of troubleHe shall hide me in the secret place of His tabernacleHe shall set me high upon a rock.And now my head shall be lifted up above my enemies all around me;Therefore I will offer sacrifices of joy in His tabernacle;I sing and I will sing praises to the Lord. ____________ Dmitry Stepanovich Bortniansky was born in Hlukhiv in the oblast of Chernihiv in Ukraine in 1751. There at the Preparatory Music School, he started his music education at an early age and at the age of seven he was sent to St. Petersburg to continue his studies and sing with the Imperial Chapel Choir. In 1764, the Venetian composer, Baldassare Galuppi, became director of the Chapel Choir under Tsarina Catherine II and directly took over Bortniansky studies. Already on his arrival, Galuppi said of the Chapel Choir, "I'd never heard such a magnificent choir in Italy." Bortniansky accompanied Galuppi on his return to Italy in 1768 and studied there for the next 11 years. On his return to St. Petersburg in 1779, Bortniansky assumed the position of director of the Chapel Choir, and in 1796 became Director of Vocal Music and Administrator of the Imperial Chapel, overseeing the direction of music throughout the Russian Empire until his death in 1825.The excellence of the chapel choir under Bortniansky's direction is evidenced by the fact that in 1824, at the express wish of the composer himself, Ludwig van Beethoven's Missa Solemnis was premiered in St. Petersburg by Bortniansky’s Imperial Chapel Choir.Bortniansky’s sacred works, included 72 liturgical hymns (26 of them for double chorus), including for Catholic Latin and German Protestant texts, 45 choral concertos encompassing the Psalms (including 10 for double chorus), cantatas, 10 Te Deum’s, the Liturgy for three voices, and eight sacred trios. His secular works include seven operas and many chamber and orchestral works.The Concerto No. 22 contains a prominent theme in the middle adagio movement, which is echoed in the popular 19th century revivalist folk song Say Brothers, Will You Meet Us? It became the basis for the abolitionist camp song, John Brown’s Body, and subsequently the American Civil War anthem, the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Dvorak: String Quartet No. 12, American, Op. 96, B. 179, mvts 1 & 4, Neo Quartet Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-09-28 | September 15, 2024Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 9/11 Memorial ConcertTragedy & Hope: Restoring America's Classical TraditionExcerpts:NEO String Quartet playsDvorak: String Quartet No. 12, "American," Op. 96, B. 1791st movement: Allegro ma non troppo4th movement: Finale, Vivace ma non troppoJungwon Yoon, violinKae Nakano, violinOnyou Lee, violaSam Chung, 'celloFor the full Concert and Program PDF please go to sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_concert_restore_the_classical_in_america
African American Spirituals, Diane Sare directing the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-09-23 | September 15, 2024Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 9/11 Memorial ConcertTragedy & Hope: Restoring America's Classical TraditionExcerpts:African American Spirituals, Diane Sare conducting, with introductions by Elvira GreenH.T. Burleigh: My Lord, What a MorningHall Johnson: Lord, I Don't Feel No Ways TiredWilliam L. Dawson: Soon Ah Will Be DoneFor the full Concert and Program PDF please go to sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_concert_restore_the_classical_in_america
Luleborë / Snowflower | Michelle Erin, soprano Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-09-23 | September 15, 2024Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 9/11 Memorial ConcertTragedy & Hope: Restoring America's Classical TraditionExcerpt: Luleborë / Snowflower | Michelle Erin, sopranoThe full progam is available atsinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_concert_restore_the_classical_in_america“ Luleborë” (The Snowflower) is a famous Albanian song composed by Simon Gjoni (1925-1991). Written in a northern dialect of Albanian, it tells the discovery of one’s love represented as the snow flower, the first flower of Spring that emerges as the snow recedes. Translation by Andis Gjoni, son of the composer.LuleborëTuj kerkue n’mal e n’kodërTuj prek lulet gjith me dor’Veç n’nji kopsht të vogël n’ShkodërTy të gjeta luleborë!Refrain: Je e vogël por je plot ty t'kerkoj un tash sa mot, tash sa mot un ty t'kerkoj, N’gzim me ty jetën ta çoj, Eja, eja luleborë, se me ty do thur kuror!Pash’ ma t'bukrën stin’ pranverënpash’ mbretneshën drandofill,mos t’ja falësh kuj ti erënse për mu vetëm ke çil.The SnowflowerSearching hills and over mountains,touching every little flower,in Shkodra's beautiful gardenI found you oh my snowflower.Refrain: Your are small but you are full I was searching for you so long for so long I was searching for you all my life to spend with you. Come to me oh my snowflower, Together the knot we will tie,For the sake of beautiful springfor the sake of a rose my queenplease save your sweet fragranceyou were born only for me.Visit: www.sinycchorus.com
9/11 Memorial Concert: The Classical Tradition in America Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-09-17 | The Schiller Institute NYC Chorus is returned to the historic Arthur Avenue Little Italy district in the Bronx on September 15, 2024, to present the 9/11 Memorial Concert: Tragedy & Hope- Restoring the Classical Tradition in AmericaFor the Concert Program PDF please go to sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_concert_restore_the_classical_in_americaAmerican music is very much what people brought to these shores from diverse circumstances around the world. Alongside native melodies, it was all brought together into a new classical school of music by the courageous efforts of Jeanette Thurber who created the National Conservatory of Music of America, and the crucial role of Antonín Dvořák as Director of the Conservatory from 1892-1895 and his collaboration with H.T. Burleigh.As we remember the tragedy of September 11, 2001, the event that launched the forever wars of the past quarter century which are now reaching an ominous crescendo, let us continue the dialogue of cultures that brings the world together.Join us as we explore the music of Brahms, Dvořák, H.T. Burleigh, Hall Johnson, Verdi and more."The purpose of art is to celebrate and strengthen the noblest state of mind which the individual person can achieve, and to aid thus in making us better people. It is a contribution best and most naturally celebrated in the manner agape prescribes, by an intensification of that anti-erotic quality of emotion we associate with childlike tears of joy.The most precious gift we may receive, is the means to bring forth the force of agape to rule our minds, and guide our actions, at will. Artistic beauty is a lever by means of which we are enabled to do just that. That is the purpose of art in general, and music in particular, according to the Classical Idea." — Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. - co-founder of the Schiller Institute
O salutaris hostia, featuring Marsha Thompson, soprano Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-06-27 | Join the chorus! sinycchorus.com/be_a_member_of_the_chorusWatch the whole concert youtu.be/N0B_xYii2ds
Petite messe solennelle – O salutaris, featuring Marsha Thompson Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-06-26 | Watch the entire performance youtu.be/AyjyfqNqEUsPetite Messe Solonnelle, selections Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) Megan Dobrodt, conductor Dura Jun, piano Margaret Greenspan, organ Kyrie Chorus Gloria Chorus Gratias Mary Phillips, alto Everett Suttle, tenor Charles Carter, bass Dominus Deus Everett Suttle, tenor Qui Tollis Marsha Thompson, soprano Mary Phillips, alto Quoniam Charles Carter, bass O salutaris hostia Marsha Thompson, soprano Cum Sancto Chorus
Three Spirituals: Steal Away to Jesus – Honor, honor! – Listen to the Lambs Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-06-26 | African-American Spirituals Diane Sare, conductorSteal Away to Jesus Traditional Everett Suttle, tenorListen to the Lambs arr. R. Nathaniel Dett (1882-1943) Michelle Erin, sopranoHonor! Honor! arr. Hall Johnson (1888-1970) Michelle Erin, soprano Christopher Sare, tenor Concert Program: assets.nationbuilder.com/schillerinstitutenycchorus/pages/1567/attachments/original/1714306405/2024_Spring_concert_program.pdf?1714306405
Petite Messe Solonnelle, selections – Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-05-30 | Petite Messe Solonnelle, selections Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) Megan Dobrodt, conductor Dura Jun, piano Margaret Greenspan, organ Kyrie Chorus Gloria Chorus Gratias Mary Phillips, alto Everett Suttle, tenor Charles Carter, bass Dominus Deus Everett Suttle, tenor Qui Tollis Marsha Thompson, soprano Mary Phillips, alto Quoniam Charles Carter, bass O salutaris hostia Marsha Thompson, soprano Cum Sancto Chorus
Spring Concert 2024 featuring selections from Rossinis Petite Messe Solonnelle Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-04-13 | Greetings Jennifer Pearl, Chair of Schiller Institute NYC ChorusOpening remarks Dennis Speed, International Schiller InstituteViolin Sonata in F major, Op. 24: “Spring Sonata”-adagio Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Hyojin Kim, violin Dura Jun, pianoAfrican-American Spirituals Diane Sare, conductorSteal Away to Jesus Traditional Everett Suttle, tenorListen to the Lambs arr. R. Nathaniel Dett (1882-1943) Michelle Erin, sopranoHonor! Honor! arr. Hall Johnson (1888-1970) Michelle Erin, soprano Christopher Sare, tenorPetite Messe Solonnelle, selections Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) Megan Dobrodt, conductor Dura Jun, piano Margaret Greenspan, organKyrie ChorusGloria ChorusGratias Mary Phillips, alto Everett Suttle, tenor Charles Carter, bassDominus Deus Everett Suttle, tenorQui Tollis Marsha Thompson, soprano Mary Phillips, altoQuoniam Charles Carter, bassO salutaris hostia Marsha Thompson, sopranoCum Sancto Chorus
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus Christmas Concert: Time for the Good, December 14, 2023 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2024-01-01 | 2023 Christmas Concert: Time for the GoodPDF of the concert program is available at sinycchorus.com/2023_christmas_concertOn December 14, 2023, the Schiller Institute NYC chorus and friends presented a Christmas concert of beautiful Classical music as a reminder of what it means to be human in a moment where the sanctity of human life is threatened by increasing violence and global war. Gathering at Good shepherd-Faith Church at Lincoln Center, the concert presented excerpts from Handel's Messiah and JS Bach's Mass in B minor along with Spirituals and Carols.
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus: Schubert- Psalm 23, D. 706 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-09-19 | Never Again: 9/11 Memorial Concert, excerpt.Franz Schubert: Psalm 23, D. 706Schiller Institute NYC Chorus, Nancy Guice, conductorSunday, Sept. 10, 2023 UM Church of St. Paul & St Andrew263 W 86th St, New York, NYwww.sinycchorus.comproduction: Musae.me
2023 Schiller Chorus 9 11 Memorial Concert- opening dedication Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-09-19 | Schiller Institute NYC Chorus and The Bergen Symphony Orchestra.Never Again: 9/11 Memorial Concert, excerpt.Opening dedication:Dennis Speed, International Schiller InstituteMsgr. Jamie Gigantiello, FDNYAllegretto from Beethoven Symphony no. 7, Woomyung Choe, directorSunday, Sept. 10, 2023 UM Church of St. Paul & St Andrew263 W 86th St, New York, NYwww.sinycchorus.comproduction: Musae.me
Never Forget 9 11 Memorial Concert Spirituals Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-09-19 | Never Again: 9/11 Memorial Concert, excerpt.African American Spirituals, Diane Sare conductingSchiller Institute NYC ChorusFix Me, Jesus, arr. Francis Hall JohnsonHold On! Eugene Thamon SimpsonSunday, Sept. 10, 2023 UM Church of St. Paul & St Andrew263 W 86th St, New York, NYwww.sinycchorus.comproduction: Musae.me
W. A. Mozart: Solemn Vespers, Schiller Institute Chorus and The Bergen Symphony Orchestra Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-09-18 | Never Again: 9/11 Memorial Concert, excerpt.W.A. Mozart: Vesperae solennes de confessore, K. 339Schiller Institute NYC Chorus in concert with Asiana Sinfonia and The Bergen Symphony Orchestra.Megan Dobrodt, Director Alyson Spina, SopranoLinda Childs, AltoEverett Suttle, TenorCostas Tsourakis, BassSunday, Sept. 10, 2023 UM Church of St. Paul & St Andrew263 W 86th St, New York, NYwww.sinycchorus.comproduction: Musae.me
Felix Mendelssohn, Violin Concerto in E minor. Jungwon Yoon, violin. The Bergen Symphony Orchestra Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-09-16 | Never Again: 9/11 Memorial Concert, excerpt.Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64. Jungwon Yoon, violin.Encore: Bach - Violin Sonata No. 1 in G minor, BWV 1001.Schiller Institute NYC Chorus in concert with Asiana Sinfonia and The Bergen Symphony Orchestra. Sunday, Sept. 10, 2023 UM Church of St. Paul & St Andrew263 W 86th St, New York, NYwww.sinycchorus.comproduction: Musae.me
Let Us Have Peace: Concert Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-04-17 | @SchillerInstituteNYCChorus And friends, perform selections from Handels Messiah, along with African American spirituals and music from Russia, China, and more. Tenor, Everett SuttleSoprano, Alison SpinaAlto, Ana Ugarte-LandryTenor, Brian LandryBass, Kostas TsourakisConductor, Megan DobrodtNote: Due to the malfunction of the commercial livestream operation, this video was recorded and livestreamed on a smartphone only; hence the poor quality. Nevertheless, it is presented to preserve this extraordinary concert.
20221215 Schiller Chorus: Dona Nobis Pacem Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-24 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusDecember 15, 2022Toward World Harmony, excerptDona Nobis Pacem, Diane Sare conductingVisit sinycchorus.com/events
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus Symposium excerpt: Michael Leppig- Mask of the Red Death Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-20 | The Life of Edgar Poe: America's SocratesOn Sunday, July 11, 2021, the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus hosted the third Symposium of the year, this one entitled "The Life of Edgar Poe: America's Socrates". youtu.be/HbsGgrMEk_4This Symposium was dedicated to Allen Salisbury, whose groundbreaking work on Poe 40 years ago changed history by allowing America to rediscover itself. You can read his article, Edgar Allan Poe: 'The Lost Soul of America' here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KXVH...You can access the pdf Program here:drive.google.com/file/d/1gW9wMQ31dUzyjlD4HT8uMNKCqyM8vXa7/viewVisit sinycchorus.com
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus- JS Bach Mass in B minor: Christe eleison Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-16 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusDecember 15, 2022Christmas Concert: Toward World Harmony, excerptJ.S. Bach Mass in B minor: Christe eleisonSoprano I, Michelle ErinSoprano II, Jennifer Pearlsinycchorus.com
20221215 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus, JS Bach Mass in B Minor: Kyrie, Gloria Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-16 | Schiller Institute NYC Chorus Christmas Concert: Toward World Harmony, excerptJS Bach Mass in B Minor: Kyrie, GloriaAlfonso Piacentini, conductorsinycchorus.com
20221215 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus: Toward World Peace Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-15 | Schiller Institute NYC Chorus: Toward World Peace December 15, 2022Leonia United Methodist Church, Leonia NJPROGRAMdrive.google.com/file/d/149OUQdJANK_WSr_d2tKNDsUFJ12oxUJg/view?usp=sharing
20221215 JS Bach Mass in B minor: Qui Sedes Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-14 | Schiller Institute NC Chorus December 15, 2022 Toward World Harmony, excerpt J.S. Bach, Mass in B minor: Qui Sedes Linda Childs, alto Alfonso Piacentini, conductor sinycchorus.com
20221215 JS Bach B minor Mass: Laudamus te Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-14 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusDecember 15, 2022 Toward World Harmony, excerpt Leonia United Methodist Church, Leonia NJLaudamus teJennifer Pearl, SopranoAlfonso Piacentini, conductorsinycchorus.com
20221215 Handel Violin Sonata in D major Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2023-01-06 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusDecember 15, 2022 Toward World Harmony concert excerptGeorge Frideric Handel: Violin sonata in D major (HWV 371)Jungwon Yoon violinDura Jun pianosinycchorus.com
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus participated in the Lincoln Center Your Voices Project in Dec. 2022. Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-12-17 | The sculpture designed by Es Devlin presents the over 700 languages spoken in NYC. In this phone video recording we sang Dona Nobis Pacem: Grant Us Peace, which is being promoted by the International Schiller Institute as an anthem for peace at vigils around the world; and MoLiHua: Jasmine Flower, emblematic of traditional Chinese culture.
20220909 The Great Boatlift of Sept. 11, 2001 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-09-22 | Excerpt from the September 9, 2022 9/11 Vigil in Battery Park.Captain Daniel Croce, USCGRCaptain Andrew McGovern, Sandy Hook PilotsWatch the full program here.sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_vigil_2022_at_battery_parkBoatlift video: youtu.be/18lsxFcDrjo
20220909 DeepRiver HonorHonor Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-09-22 | Excerpt from the September 9, 2022 9/11 Vigil in Battery Park.Deep River, arr. Harry BurleighHonor, Honor!, arr. Hall JohnsonDiane Sare conducting, Schiller Institute NYC ChorusWatch the full program here.sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_vigil_2022_at_battery_park
20220909 ShalomChaverim DonaNobisPacem Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-09-22 | Excerpt from the September 9, 2022 9/11 Vigil in Battery Park.Shalom chaverimDona Nobis PacemJennifer Pearl conducting, Schiller Institute NYC ChorusWatch the full program here.sinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_vigil_2022_at_battery_park
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 9/11 Memorial Vigil in Battery Park, September 9, 2022 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-09-22 | Friday, Sept. 9th, 6:30 pmThe Schiller Institute hosted an outdoor musical vigil, at the Irish Hunger Memorial in Battery Park at Vesey St, on Friday, September 9th, to memorialize those who died during and after the attacks on September 11, 2001, and to remember those first responders who risked their own lives to save others. Since the terrible 9/11 attacks, the world has remained gripped by terror in many forms to this day. Let us remember, so that the death and suffering of our friends shall serve as a force to defeat this evil forever.Linkssinycchorus.com/9_11_memorial_vigil_2022_at_battery_parkBoatlift, narrated by Tom Hanks- youtu.be/18lsxFcDrjo
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus Musical 911 Vigil at Battery Park 2022 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-09-10 | Friday, Sept. 9th, 6:30 pmThe Schiller Institute hosted an outdoor musical vigil, at the Irish Hunger Memorial in Battery Park at Vesey St, on Friday, September 9th, to memorialize those who died during and after the attacks on September 11, 2001, and to remember those first responders who risked their own lives to save others. Since the terrible 9/11 attacks, the world has remained gripped by terror in many forms to this day. Let us remember, so that the death and suffering of our friends shall serve as a force to defeat this evil forever.
June 26 2022 excerpt Gori Gori Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-07-23 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusJune 26, 2022, Dialogue for Peace excerpt Michelle Erin, SopranoPyotr Bulakhov: Gori, gori, moya zvezdaThe concert program with the translation is here:drive.google.com/file/d/13WEofG6hmhuA440jBNYgdDmYhjCN4neF/view?usp=sharing
20220626 Molihua Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-07-22 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusNew York City, June 26, 2022Dialogue for Peace excerpt: Molihua; Duqingna, soprano
Dialogue for Peace Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-07-19 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusJune 26, 2022, New York CityDialogue for PeaceDownload the Concert Program at sinycchorus.com/a_dialogue_for_peace
20220626 Lisa Bryce Cossack Lullaby Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-07-15 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusJune 26, 2022Dialogue for Peace excerptLisa Bryce, Soprano; Dura Jun, pianoAlexander Grechaninov: Berceuse- Cossack Lullaby
Dec 17 2020 Spring Sonata Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-07-12 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusDecember 17, 2020Beethoven 250 Concertsinycchorus.com
Bach & Vivaldi: Gloria In Excelsis Deo Christmas Concert Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-01-05 | Schiller Institute NYC ChorusOn December 19th, 2021, we presented our first all-live concert, with orchestra and (limited) audience since 2019. Broadcast live from Good Shepherd-Faith Church near Lincoln Center. So nice to have a full all--live concert after two long years!! Dvorak: Slavonik Dance in D Major, Opus 46 for pianoAntonio Vivaldi - Gloria In D Major RV 589J.S. Bach - Cantata Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme BWV 140Appalachian Traditional Spiritual: I Wonder As I WanderChristmas Carols Silent Night Joy to the WorldHere is the full programdrive.google.com/file/d/1r8QAsNP2TVYitP3_DEQRF0S7kEIjsOMx/view?usp=sharing
Vivaldi Gloria virtual performance presented New Years Day 2022 Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2022-01-03 | Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Alexandrov Ensemble Memorial Concert at the Tear of Grief Monument, Bayonne NJ, December 29, 2021. Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2021-12-31 | On the 5th anniversary of the tragic air crash which killed nearly the entire Alexandrov Music and Dance Ensemble on December 25, 2016, the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus presented a memorial concert and ceremony at the Tear of Grief Monument in Bayonne, NJ. The flight crashed leaving Sochi, Russia en route to Syria on a relief and charity mission.
20211109 Lisa Bryce, Soprano; Dura Jun, piano- Brahms, Von ewiger Liebe Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2021-11-22 | Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Beethoven Missa Solemnis Opus 123 Agnus Dei Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 2021-10-29 | Excerpt from the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus 9/11 Memorial Concert: Agnus Dei from Beethoven Missa Solemnis, Opus 123September 10, 2021, Our Lady of Pompeii Church in Greenwich VillageProgram: drive.google.com/file/d/1zg5w3C9j3MGOhAtWyKhYeznoaIHI-h1W/view?usp=sharing
